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They are trying to understand the climate change in the Arctic - Explainer video

Diagram of sunlight heating ice-free ocean water
Map of Antarctica with circular wind and current arrows.
Illustration showing sunlight trapped by the greenhouse effect

Client: Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation

Producer: Daniel Skogström

Storyboard: Johan Sonestedt

Line Producer: Johan Sonestedt
Animation: Cinematic animation

Climate change is the strongest around the North and South poles. When the rest of the world gets a temperature increase of 1 degree, one can expect much greater changes in these areas. What happens at the poles doesn’t stay at the poles. Changes in the weather here will affect the entire planet. Meet the researchers who in different ways try to understand what is happening. 

Client: Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation

Producer: Daniel Skogström

Storyboard: Johan Sonestedt

Line Producer: Johan Sonestedt
Animation: Cinematic

Climate change is the strongest around the North and South poles. When the rest of the world gets a temperature increase of 1 degree, one can expect much greater changes in these areas. What happens at the poles doesn’t stay at the poles. Changes in the weather here will affect the entire planet. Meet the researchers who in different ways try to understand what is happening. 

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